Derby Field Likely to Go to Post in Kentucky Race
Large entry list expected for the 55th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on Saturday. About 23 of 159 nominations may start, with Blue Larkspur seeking favorite status unless weather slows the track. Clyde Van Dusen, Ervast, and Nas hapur among Western contenders while East hopes center on Beacon Hill and The Nut.
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Ervast
Voltear
Beacon Hill
Harry Payne Whitney
the Nut
Jack Cohen
Essate
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Fred “M. Grabner
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H. ®. Headiey
Double Heart
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Hermitage
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the Choctaw
Prince Pat
Boris Windy City
Hay Beauty
Lord Braedalbane
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Paraphrase
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Hiram Kelly
Black Diamond
Plumbago
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Vermajo
Essare
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Simba
Fairfax shooter tops Afeas at Agkley Club
At Fairfax Iowa on May 13 E Hena ten won the northeastern Iowa gone trapshooting trophy by breaking 138 of 150 targets. The regional team to represent the area at the Waterloo state shoot June 4 to 7 includes Tabbert Mitchell Faulkes Hummel and Lightner from Cedar Rapids and La Porte City. Clarksville defeats Wilmar 4 to 3 in a notable baseball game highlighted by sharp fielding.
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Browns Flare Up to Beat Red Sox 15 to 3 in St Louis
The St Louis Browns routed the Boston Red Sox 15 to 3 after a rough start, piling hits against three Boston pitchers. Russell yielded four hits and seven runs before leaving in the fifth, as Brown hitters including Manush and Kress fueled the outburst.
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Mayor enjoys close view at Sunday game in Keokuk
The press box witnessed Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts watching from a closer vantage during the Sunday game. Prizes were awarded after key moments with Joe Prevost receiving a wrist watch for the first homer, Eddie Spellman a cigaret lighter for the first score, and Pitcher Becker a billfold for the first hit. Umpires Price and Graham officiated. Seddle struggled at short and Tibbs Serre powered a deep drive. Keokuk Indians notes reference Pat Patersay’s Dubuque crew and a missing logo from Secretary Sam Prank.
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Joyce Wethered Returns to Challenge British Women’s Championship
The article notes Joyce Wethered’s return to St Andrews for the British ladies championship as American players Glenna Collett Marlon Turpie and French champions prepare to contest the title. British critics praise Wethered as the world’s best female golfer two years ago and speculate on her potential Walker Cup role.
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Washington High Earns Interscholastic Track Meet Victory
Washington High School of Cedar Rapids won the annual interscholastic track meet with 23 points, narrowly ahead of Newton. Washington’s 4x mile relay team set a new mark in 1 minute 54.10 seconds, Page of Newton posted a 21 foot 10 inch broad jump, Davenport Port took third with 20.5 points, while Grinnell and Valley Junction followed in fifth and sixth place.
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Record House Ih) Stands Ag. Yanks Lose to Detroit
Detroit defeats the Yankees 9 to 7 before a 45000 crowd in Detroit, tying for first place with Philadelphia. Hoyt lasted seven innings before relief by Wells as Chicago White Sox edge the Washington Senators 3 to 2 behind Red Faber, with Chicago erasing a losing streak in the ninth.
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Golf Experts Split Over New U S G A Ball Change
Noted golfer Bob Elderton questions the U S G A adoption of a lighter new ball urging that it adds little advantage and upsets the game. Byrnes Park Golfers seek club officers to raise play standards at the municipal course as membership climbs.
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Sunnyside Country Club
J. D. Caldwell
Illinois tracks wins over Town and City in a close meet
The University of Illinois track team defeated Town City 77 to 58 as stars in the 100 yard dash half mile mile and two mile contributed. Town field events also showed strength as the meet proceeded on May 13 per UP
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Giants, Cubs Tied In 11 Innings Amid Rain Halt
New York Giants and Chicago Cubs battled to a 6 to 6 tie after 11 innings in a rain halted game at the end of a series. Cuyler and Lindstrom homered for their teams as Chicago moved to second place and St. Louis claimed first in the league standings.
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MISS COLLETT OUT TO ANNEX BRITISH TITLE
Cilenna Collett the national champion aims to become the first American woman to win the British women’s tournament at St Andrews. Collett, a four time entrant with three national crowns, faces Cecil Leiteh as the favorite in England while Merton Turpis and Marion Hollins also compete. Glenna shows longer drives and faster, more confident play this year.
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